it's been called a once—in—a—lifetime exhibition — raphael: the drawings has opened at the ashmoleanringing together 120 rarely seen works from collections around the world. the aim is to shine a new light on the renaissance master, whose reputation was more for precision than emotion. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has been to take a look. the transfiguraion by raphael, who died when only 37 years old, this being his last masterpiece, confirmation of a supreme talent with a reputation for clarity and control. but that is superficial — beneath the surface lies another raphael, a surprisingly experimental artist who could draw with the freedom and expressiveness of a jazz musician. what we see here is he's moving away from the kinds of traditions that he's inherited, so he's trying to introduce this very traditional image of the madonna and child with a real tenderness, a real human sympathy and naturalism, and it's that element of human sympathy that makes raphael different, that shows us where he's going, and it's through drawing that he can explore this kind of expressiveness. this

and celebrating one of the great masters of the renaissance — the drawings of raphael go on show to raveeviews in the uk. and i'm rachel horne with the business news. while president trump walks away from the paris climate agreement, europe and china are expected to re—affirm their commitments and expand collaborations. hello and welcome to the programme. reports from the philippines say at least 3a bodies have been recovered from a casino in the capital manila, hours after it was attacked by a gunman. police and fire officials said most of the victims had died of suffocation. the authorities initially feared a terror attack but later said it was likely to have been a bungled robbery. the gunman was found dead in a room at the casino. sarah corker has the latest. as gunshots ring out, chaotic scenes of panic. hundreds of guests and employees run for of panic. hundreds of guests and em ployees ru n for safety of panic. hundreds of guests and employees run for safety from this popular hotel resort close to manila's international airport. security forces arrived at the scene quickly and hea

and celebrating one of the great masters of the renaissance. he drawings of raphael go on show to rave reviews here in the uk. but first, as we go on air, it's been reported that 3a people have been killed at a casino in the philippines‘ capital, manila. local tv stations quoting fire protection services say most died from suffocation. our reporter sarah corker is here. this is a story we have been reporting for a couple of hours. it seemed to be settling down. it seemed to be settling down. it seemed there had been a gunman there, and there was no indication at first that many had died, as now seems evident? let's look at the timeline of events, exactly what happened. it was early on friday morning local time when gunshots we re morning local time when gunshots were fired. we have seen chaotic scenes of hundreds of guests and employees trying to escape this hotel complex, which is quite close to manila's international airport. security forces were quickly on the scene and they were heavily armed. they said one gunman burst into this crowded casino, firing shots, and setting fire to ga

"raphael: the drawings" opened up in oxford today.t brings together rarely seen works of art from around the world. reporter: the transfiguration by raphael, who died only 37 years old -- this being his last masterpiece, confirmation of his supreme talent come with a reputation for clarity and control. but that is superficial. beneath the surface lies another raphael, a surprisingly experimental artist, who would draw with the freedom of expressiveness of a jazz musician. >> he is moving away from the traditions he inherited. he is trying to infuse the traditional image of the madonna and child with real human sympathy and naturalism. it is that element of human sympathy that makes raphael different, that shows us where he is going, and it is true -- through drawing that he can explore this kind of expressiveness. this is an amazing drawing. it shows the burst of brainstorming creativity, madly drawing. hugely febrile. like a volcano for the energy in the drawing going on. he is chasing his thoughts on paper very very fast. reporter:

and celebrating one of the great masters of the renaissance — the drawings of raphael go on show to raveeviews here in the uk. hello. world leaders have reacted with alarm to president trump's announcement that he's pulling out of the paris accord, the biggest international agreement ever drawn up to combat climate change. it was signed by 195 nations. the us is the world's biggest polluter, per head of population. until now, it's also been the largest donor and supporter of other countries struggling with the impact of a rapidly warming planet. mr trump said the treaty imposed unfair economic burdens on the us. nick bryant reports. the white house rose garden. the most fragrant ascetics for one, at what environ mentis lists will see asa what environ mentis lists will see as a toxic decision. -- environmentalist. in order to fulfil my solemn duty to protect america and its citizens, the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. —— environmentalists. will withdraw from the paris climate accord. -- environmentalists. he slammed the global agreement, a legacy of his predece

raphael warnock. what happened in atlanta? it was close, but in the end, the republican pulled it out and karen handel, in her acceptance speech and her victory speech last night, thanked president trump as people chanted "trump." >> good to be here with you, amy, even on a day like this. we have to play for the long game. we were very focused on this election -- indeed, the whole country has been focused on the special election here in georgia. i do think we have to keep in mind that this has been a solid republican district for a very long time, for about four decades. this was an uphill journey from the beginning. the fact that this was actually a real race, that this was --

raphael warnock. what happened in atlanta? it was close, but in the end, the republican pulled it out and karen handel, in her acceptance speech and her victory speech last night, thanked president trump as people chanted "trump." >> good to be here with you, amy, even on a day like this. we have to play for the long game. we were very focused on this election -- indeed, the whole country has been focused on the special election here in georgia. i do think we have to keep in mind that this has been a solid republican district for a very long time, for about four decades. this was an uphill journey from the beginning. the fact that this was actually a real race, that this was -- there were serious movement on the left can only be accounted for with reference to donald trump. so there is deep unrest in the country. ,is approval rating is very low even in the district. i found it very interesting and curious that karen handel virtually ran away from the president during the campaign and ran toward him last night during her victor

santa rosa to san raphael, rain approaching california and the bay area. will spread to towards the south tonight and thursday. current numbers out there, we are on the warm side of this system, so some 70s near walnut creek and liver more and concord. san jose, 73. as far as wind speeds, checking in on a those. 30 miles per hour at fairfield, at least the wind on these panels not as strong. eight miles per hour for sfo, mountain view and san jose. we're looking at a cloud here. in the middle of the cloud. the clouds are working their way back into san francisco now. now talking about overcast. rain spreads south thursday morning and future cast showing you that for the north bay. rainfall expectations could be a quarter inch to maybe a half an inch of rainfall. south bay, this system really fuzz ls out, i don't expect a lot. -- fizzles out, i don't expect a lot. see what happens with the forecast model and you can't pick oit out, the storm is focused to the north here by my hand here. this may be a .01 or .02 as i mention. for today, we have a cloud cover

the 32 year—old netted a powerful header, from a raphael guerreiro cross, which gave russian keeper,infeev no chance. it's ronaldo‘s 74th senior international goal. translation: obviously i am very happy since it is the first ever portugal wind in russia. they played with good intensity but i think we played better and we had more opportunities. we were deserved winners. we played really well and are still fighting in the grip. i would like to congratulate the team. in the day's other game, mexico beat new zealand — but they had to come from behind to do it, after chris wood fired the kiwis into the lead just before the break. early in the second half, mexico were level — with a super finish from rauljimenez. and oribe peralta scored the goal that won it for the mexicans with 18 minutes to go. mexico face russia — who might need to win to go through. portugal will play new zealand — who've already been eliminated. angel di maria has has been handed a one—year prison sentence and fined just over 2.2million dollars after leading guilty to two counts of tax fraud in spain. the case rela

raphael nadal wins a record—breaking french open title. england win the world cup.emorable victory for the under—20s. and the canadian grand prix gets underway with a bang as carlos sainz and felipe massa crash on the opening lap. it's been an historic afternoon in paris where rafael nadal has become the first man to win the same grand slam tennis title ten times. his record—breaking victory in the french open final was as one—sided as all his other matches at this year's tournament. he only dropped six games while beating stan wawrinka in straight sets. tim hague reports. it must be difficult to comprehend winning nine french open titles but, for rafael nadal, this was all about number 10. while nicole kidman and co came to see the spaniard made more history, stan wawrinka would attempt to stop him — easier said than done. nadal looked every bit the supreme leader here. his shots simply too good with a first—set score of 6—2, which proved it. this great champion then produced a moment befitting of it. that something to remember for a long time. you had to feel sorr

lastjuly. 0n the pitch france scored a winner through 0usmane dembele in the 78th minute despite having raphael offjust after half time, whilejorge sampaoli's second game in charge of argentina ended with another victory, this time a 6—0 thumping of singapore and for more on all the results head to bbc.com/sport one man who was an unused substitute in that game for france was antoine griezmann who's signed a one—year contract extension with atletico madrid. the france forward, who had been linked with a move to manchester united, is now tied to the spanish side until 2022. roberto mancini, was officially presented as coach of russian premier league side zenit st petersburg on tuesday. the former inter and manchester city coach hasjoined them on an initial three—year contract with zenit finishing third last season the real madrid and portugalforward cristiano ronaldo has been accused of a 16 and a half million dollar tax evasion through offshore companies. the portuguese footballer, who is the world's highest paid athlete according to forbes magazine is accused of four crimes against the spanish

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and raphael nadal made history for the french open title. here are the sights's sounds of the past seven days. >> a deadly fire in gulf of london high-rise >> this is an unprecedented incident. i've never, ever seen anything >> to suggest that i was aware of any collusion is a detestable lie >> to answer legitimate questions will lead to a more aggressive investigation >> special prosecutor is investigating the president for possible obstruction of justice >> an american college student seriously ill is home after freed from a north korean prison >> scalise has been shot. practicing baseball in alexandria virginia. >> former nba star dennis rod man is making another trip to north korea >> the winner of the awards show here. >> blasting you've givens agenda. >> congratulate you >> i met the president all of us here want to thank you for having a big beautiful behind. >> brain freeze knows what this is it going through, then. ♪ . ♪ . >> it was not business as usual in washington this week. a mass shooter opened fire during batting practice of

they should rename the men's version of the french open the raphael nadal classic.he tenth french open title beating straight sets and did not lose a set in the entire event and is the only player in the opener era to win a single grand slam ten times in the 15th major title. up 4-1 in the second set top of the screen. he can run despite knee injuries. runs down and rips it down the line. 99 mile an hour winner just catching the corner. we go to match point. another unforced error. just too much today. stands ball five and just over two hours went to the straight sets winning the tenth french open title in the first major title in three years. >>> giants hosting the twins trying to end a two-game slide. seventh inning. double dine the line. two runs will score. john 6-5 and posey drove in four runs on three hits. hunter pence follows with a double off the wall. posey scores 7-5 giants. eight doubles in the game tied a franchise record. hunter had three. giants four runs in the seventh. five in the eighth and bases loaded triple by austin slater. he also had four rbi

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michael raphael dropped to knee to pop the question to girlfriend. of course said yes. congratulations to the happy couple. on bended knee like boyz ii men. >> i took a note. when i propose, got to do that for sure. >>> city and shore may be drawing largest crowds this weekend. >> but neither has the fill of holiday fun. >> reporter: up and down entire state of delaware, plenty of fun. canoes and mini golf, lot of fun coming up straight ahead. lenn ". ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back. stonewall means fight back. discover new york state's rich legacy of equality. plan your trip to our equal rights destinations at iloveny.com >>> we're following break news. in the past half hour police released a sketch of the man believed to be involved in deadly road rage incident. take a look. here that sketch is. police say shot and killed bianca roberson, victim just graduated from high school and headed to col

napa, san raphael, in the east bay, low to midsaerv 0s. 90 in fair field. 85 in pleasanten. nice warm day. accuweather 7-day forecast low 60s, to low 90s. a wide range of temperatures for friday. and the summer warmth is going to carry over into the holiday weekend. if you're off monday and tuesday, fourth of july, temperatures will slip a few degrees along the bay, coast, inland and yes, you see the fog there. it's pretty much going to be a constant the next seven days. so we will pinpoint as we get closer. but that time of year when you start to go oh. >> is that an official meteorological term? okay. got it. thank you very much. >>> making electric cars cheaper right off the lot. (vo) this fourth of july at enterprise car sales... experience great customer service and get more for your trade. june twenty-ninth through july fifth. and let enterprise car sales flip your thinking about buying your next vehicle. >>> california drivers can soon get an incentive to go electric. they unveiled a bill today that would create $3 billion in rebait money for drivers who buy electric

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the raphael assisted living seniors. >> yes. >> here are the raphael assisted living seniors in a yoga good morning to everybody there. jesse says she love watching the news and they love sipping coffee. >> aww. >> things we love as well. they also want to send good vibes to everybody. nam ma stay. thanks for watching have a wonderful day enjoy your yoga classes and everything else you have to do today. that's great picture. >> that warms my heart. >> makes us feel better today for sure. >> all right. we are now just three days away from our next zip trip. so this friday we are zipping oh and june 30th to stafford county, virginia, from 6:00 to 11am. i'll be out there along with holly and tucker. come out and join us. we'd love to see you. >> here's what i've learned from our you are very quick changes. >> thank you. >> thank you. talking about. i've been like this all day. >> he likes to play the role. >> i get it. >> he's bigger than one. >> i see. >> oh, boy. >> let's leave that persona alone. >> steve, let me live my fan fantasy. >> caitlin even are taking over. you're fired. >> i

low 80s around kentfield, mill valley in a san raphael. 60s and 70s around the rim of the bay high 70sredwood city atherton and woodside 60 pacifica. 80s in the tri-valley. so very similar conditions for saturday. a trough blows through on sunday. that brings down our numbers slightly. then high pressure strengthens on monday. kind of toasty inland. mid-70s at the bay. one of my favorite charity runs is the hook and ladder run taking place sunday morning in livermore clear skies 63 degrees. this is some fun! good guys car show at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. lots of sunshine in the 80s. head on out there to see some classics and meanwhile we have the art & wine festival this weekend in sunnyvale. plenty of sunshine. and remember it's a's baseball. they are back in town playing host to the nationals. weren't they just playing the giants? clear skies at 63 degrees. enjoy your day and weekend! >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is expected to make a big announcement today on pothole repairs. he already pledged nearly $90 million to fix city roads. kpix 5's anne makovec is liv

. >> yeah, nbc's raphael seth has a look at the video >> reporter: hollywood rolls to havana in the bonustures for "the fate of the furious". chapter 8 of the fast and the furious franchise finds vin diesel leaving his friends. >> what you been up to for 20 years? >> ewan mcgregor kicks the habit in "t 2". this brings mcgregor back to eddenburg after a 20-year absence. >> the fate of the universe is in your hands. >> your life depends on unstable teenagers in costume in "power rangers." this turns five high schoolers into super human saviors as they protect the town of angel grove from elizabeth banks. >> be able to speak. >> >> this omnipotent flick features simon pegg but stars robin williams as the dog. the teacher has been granted god-like powers. that's the video videew, nbc ne. >>> open the window, poke your head outside while you can. >> tomorrow's going to be really nice too. right around 80 for a high today, 82 tomorrow, low humidity, then it all goes up by the end of the week. feeling like summer, the 90s come back, hot and humid over the week and 94 saturday, 90 sunday, that's

. >> raphael nadal. >> a win again here is something i cannot describe. >> on "cbs this morning." >> oh, my goodness. ♪ me ♪ >> the tony awards. >> dear evan hanson. ben walked off with the award for best leading actor in a musical. >> i love the toney's. i do. i love that house of cards. i do love me some good political theater. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." president trump's attorney general is being drawn into the investigations of russian meddling in the election. >> jeff sessions is expected to testify tomorrow to the senate intelligence committee. and he's likely to answer questions raised by last week's testimony from james comey. >> the president attacked the fired fbi director again yesterday. he tweeted i believe that james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought possible. totally illegal, very cowardly. nancy cordes is on capitol hill looking ahead to sessions' testimony. >> a lot of questions for sessions cropped up after comey's blockbuster hearing last week and senators f

13 minutes in town. udóz] the bridge, heavy and 14-minute bridge to the north bay and 151 and san raphaelffic, 26 across the bridge and over to 101. stay with us. the kron4 morning news will return right after the break. (darya) back to our breaking news this morning... james comey is testifying before the senate. (mark) james the . >>> back to breaking news, james comey it having in front senate. >> james is following this. >> going back and forth and james comey in front the senate intelligence smeet xhooet about why he was fired and what his reactions with the private one- on-one meetings. and diane feinstein now. let's listen in. >> why can i not discuss this with you? >> good question. maybe if i was stronger, i would have. i was so stunned by the conversation that i just took it in and jz 1ruj$0@6cj% he id, playing in my mind what mresponse would be, that's why i read the tweets and i hope there are tapes. and i said, i agree he's a good guy as a way of saying, i'm not x3!+xfvÑ agreeing to what you are asking me. maybe not the same circumstance, people would do it. hopefully i don

from bloomberg view, therese raphael, assuming the prime minister achieves a new trade deal with theand a smooth exit in 2019, bloomberg intelligence's forecast is the u.k. economy will still be 2% smaller than had it remained in the e.u. may simply fought a negative campaign. is the united kingdom going to be in recession because of this vote? i will tell you what, tom, first of all, the u.k. parliament was also undergoing a significant squeeze in real incomes on the back of stagnant wage growth and the pickup in inflation. right now what you will have is an increase in political instability, which will further deteriorate sentiment. to the extent that we will see further sterling depreciation, this is going to lead to further increases in inflation. i am quite skeptical. i am quite concerned that the u.k. is going to go through a very prolonged period of slowdown. whether there is a recession or not, will be a matter of history but i'm quite bearish for the u.k. economic outlook from here. francine: mike, what is your take on this when you look at the political scene at the moment?